Summer Fun Card

 Summer! I love summer! So I made a bright and cheerful summer card. :)

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Using the Maker's Movement Sweet Summer Paper Pad and the Maker's Movement Summer Stamp & Die Set, I die cut out the shadow of the word summer several times. Then I stamped the word summer from the Maker's Movement Summer Stamp & Die Set using VersaFine Clair in Cheerful and then die cut them out. Then I adhered the two together and then placed the die cuts on my card front how I wanted them.
Once I had them laid out how I wanted them, I then placed a piece of Glad Press'n Seal over them making them stick to the Press'n Seal so they stay in place where I want them. Next, I carefully pulled the die pieces up making sure they were still stuck to the Press'n Seal, and then applied adhesive to the back of the dies and then placed them back down onto my card front.
Then using several of the word stamps from the Maker's Movement Summer Stamp & Die Set, I stamped the words randomly in between the summer dies.

Next, I stamped the Unicorn floaty from the Maker's Movement Just Chillin' Stamp & Die Set and colored it with Copic Markers. Then I die cut the Unicorn out and adhered it to the front of my card with foam squares.

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